Bank of Japan believes that the volume of industrial production

The Bank of Japan has upheld its policy of increasing its monetary base by 80 trillion yen per year. Market participants expected the regulator to increase control of the quantitative easing program. The Bank of Japan believes that the volume of industrial production, which has reached the bottom, will soon begin to recover. The data is positive for the yen.

Expectations of a decline in the euro zone's business sentiment index in October do not put any significant pressure on the euro. Moreover, investors are buying the EUR/USD pair against the background of curtailing of the euro carry trades...

An increase by 192 thousand people in the number of employed in the US private sector expected in September may support the world's reserve currency. In the short term, the price of gold risks falling below $1121...

In June, the basic consumer price index in UK fell from 0.9% (y/y) to 0.8% (y/y). Despite the decline in inflationary pressures, the pound grew yesterday. The statement made by the head of the Bank of England supported the pound...

The current account surplus of New Zealand's balance of payments in Q1 2015 amounted to 662 million NZ dollars, with a forecast of 190 million NZ dollars. In spite of the positive statistics, the demand for the Kiwi remains low...

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